Rome Underground Tours

Meet your guide at Campo de’ Fiori and walk to Largo Argentina, passing palazzi and fountains.

Walk through the historic center to Largo di Torre Argentina, home to the striking ruins of four ancient Roman temples.

See the Pantheon from outside, the best-preserved ancient Roman temple dedicated to all gods.

Visit Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps—toss a coin, take in the views, and soak up timeless Roman charm.

Explore two rare archaeological sites beneath Rome: Navona’s ancient stadium and Trevi’s hidden aqueduct-fed insula.

Enjoy timed entry plus multilingual audio guides at both locations for smooth, self-paced discovery.

See the brick vaults of Domitian’s 1st-century stadium and walk through preserved Roman apartments beneath modern Trevi.

A seamless way to pair two nearby underground sites, saving planning time while covering two distinct eras of Rome.

Upgrade options include guided tours at select timings, offering deeper insight into Rome’s underground engineering.

Skip the ticket lines and step straight into the Capuchin Crypt and Museum, with an audio guide included for a self-paced visit.

Encounter six chapels adorned with the bones of over 3,700 Capuchin friars, arranged in striking Baroque patterns.

The audio guide reveals the crypt’s history, the Capuchin order’s traditions, and the meaning behind the bone displays.

Dive into the Capuchin Museum to explore the rituals and cultural heritage of this unique religious community.

Opt for a guided tour of the Roman catacombs, including one-way transfer, for a deeper look at early Christian history.

Explore Rome’s only ancient masonry stadium, buried beneath Piazza Navona and hidden 4.5 meters below street level.

Step into a UNESCO-listed archaeological site and uncover the Stadium of Domitian’s original structure through immersive 3D reconstructions.

Learn how Roman athletics unfolded here, with an engaging audioguide and detailed information panels that bring ancient competitions to life.

Enjoy flexible, self-paced entry, ideal for visitors who want a short, independent archaeological experience near central Rome.

Hosted entry to the functioning 12th-century basilica, known for its glittering golden mosaic apse.

Descend to the 4th-century basilica beneath it, with preserved frescoes and early Christian worship spaces.

Go further down to the Roman-era Mithraic temple, once used for clandestine pagan rites.

Follow the visit with a structured multilingual audioguide, explaining how each layer reflects a different era of Roman faith and society.

Exclusive access to the Colosseum’s restricted underground chambers, off-limits to most visitors.

Walk through 2,000-year-old tunnels, cages, and lifts that once held gladiators and wild beasts.

Step onto the reconstructed Arena Floor for a gladiator’s-eye view of the amphitheater.

Climb the panoramic tiers to see the Colosseum from an ancient spectator’s perspective.

Learn about prep zones, VIP routes, and stage mechanics from your expert guide.

Upgrade to a guided tour of the Roman Forum & Palatine Hill, or opt for an intimate group of 6 for a personalized experience.

Skip the hassle with round-trip transfers, making it easy to explore these historic sites scattered across Rome.

Step into the eerie yet fascinating Capuchin Crypt, where 4,000 friars’ remains create hauntingly beautiful chapels—your audio guide unveils their story.

Venture deep into one of Rome’s legendary catacombs—Domitilla, St. Callixtus, or St. Sebastian—on a guided tour through ancient underground burial tunnels.

Uncover hidden history beneath the Basilica of San Martino ai Monti, one of Rome's oldest churches with fascinating underground levels.

Want to mix it up? Trade San Martino ai Monti for a visit to the legendary Bocca della Verità, plus Santa Maria in Cosmedin and Hadrian’s Crypt!

Skip the stress of navigating—enjoy pre-arranged transfers to these hidden, far-flung sites for a seamless experience.

Venture into the ancient Catacombs of Domitilla or St. Callixtus (Tuesdays only) with a guide, discovering frescoed tombs, underground basilicas, and early Christian burial sites.

Step into the eerie Capuchin Crypt, where the bones of 4,000 friars create haunting memento mori artwork, brought to life with an immersive audio guide.